Titlebook: GIS for Emergency Preparedness and Health Risk Reduction; David J. Briggs,Pip Forer,Richard Stern Book 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers 200

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A European Health and Environment Information System for Exposure and Disease Mapping and Risk Asses potentially raised rates of disease around environmental sources or in specific areas can cause great public anxiety (Guidotti and Jacobs 1993) and need to be handled efficiently and effectively by the authorities concerned (Bender .. 1990; Fiore .. 1990; Olsen .. 1996).

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Address Geocoding for Small Area Environmental Health Studies in Denmarkhe ’Address Project’), a central population register, health registers and environmental data. Work is now in progress to develop systems, which can handle data from all four of these sources. This chapter describes the different registers and the new opportunities they give when merged.

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Health Characteristics of the Stockholm Population — Disease Mapping Using a Computerised Systemat could not only be applied but could also be extended to the national level. This chapter describes the system and its planned development. Initially we give an overview of some national Swedish databases useful for disease mapping and show how they are employed within the system. Then, we outline

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Small Area Statistics on Health (SMASH): A System for Rapid Investigations of Cancer in Finlandead through different environmental media, including air, soil and water. Because point sources are easy to recognise, they can also be easily associated with negative attitudes or fear (Bender .. 1990). Long-term effects, such as cancers, are often a cause for concern, not least because their long

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Geographical Distribution of Cardiovascular Mortality in Comunidad Valenciana (Spain)iterranean sea, with an area of 23,255 km. and with 4,009,329 inhabitants in 1996. From an administrative point of view there are three levels of aggregation: provinces (3 units), health areas (20 units) and municipalities (541 units).

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Application of GIS for Assessing the Risk of Water-Borne Diseases in the Samarkand Provincepreventing their adverse impacts on population health. To date, the methods used in the Republic for acquiring, processing and analysing data on environment and health often fail to meet the standards now expected and applied internationally, with the result that it remains difficult to check and as

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Historical and Theoretical Problemsc gas plumes, and pollution of soil or groundwater, with human fatalities in some of the most severe cases (Erkut and Verter 1995). One UK evaluation of accidents involving hazardous substances that required the fire service concluded that more than 25% of the incidents could be classed as ’in trans